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Month: March 2025

Shopify Thank You & Order Status Pages Update – What You Need to Do

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Shopify has announced an important update for non-Plus merchants regarding the Thank You and Order Status pages. By August 26, 2026, all stores must migrate their customizations to the new system. The old method using Additional Scripts and ScriptTags will no longer work.

What Are the Thank You & Order Status Pages?

Thank You Page: This page appears after checkout and is often used for conversion tracking. Customers see it only once.
Order Status Page: This page allows customers to track and manage their orders. They can visit it multiple times through order notifications.

Before, merchants could customize these pages using Additional Scripts and apps with ScriptTags, but Shopify has removed this feature. Now, all merchants must switch to the new system, which supports app blocks and custom pixels.

How to Upgrade Your Pages

Shopify provides an upgrade guide to help you transition based on your current settings and installed apps. If your Thank You and Order Status pages do not require changes, you can simply press ‘Update’ to complete the migration. If you have custom scripts or modifications, you will need to adjust them manually.

Why This Update Matters

  • Improves page performance and security
  • Ensures compatibility with Shopify’s latest features
  • Supports better tracking and customization with app blocks

Need Help with Migration?

If you are unsure how to migrate your Thank You and Order Status pages, I can help:

✅ Migrate existing scripts to the new system

✅ Set up conversion tracking using app blocks and custom pixels

✅ Ensure a smooth transition without losing functionality

✅ Make design or content changes as needed

Act Now – Avoid Last-Minute Issues!

Shopify’s deadline is approaching, and delaying the migration could cause tracking errors or missing order updates. Don’t wait until the last minute!

Upgrade your Shopify store now and stay ahead of the changes!

How to Display Related Products/Posts Using JetEngine Query Builder – Crocoblock

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When building a WooCommerce store with Elementor and JetEngine by Crocoblock, you might want to display related products dynamically based on the current product’s category. In this tutorial, I’ll guide you through creating a custom query using JetEngine Query Builder and implementing it on your single product page.

Step 1: Create an Archive Page for Products

First, you need to create an archive page for your WooCommerce products using Elementor. This page will be designed to display all products, and later we will integrate a related product section.

  1. Go to Templates > Theme Builder in WordPress.
  2. Click on Add New Template and choose Archive.
  3. Use Elementor to design the archive layout according to your needs.
  4. Use a Listing Grid (created with JetEngine) to display products.
  5. Publish the template and assign it to the product archive.

Step 2: Create a Query in JetEngine Query Builder

Now, let’s create a query that fetches related products dynamically based on the current product’s category.

  1. Navigate to JetEngine > Query Builder in the WordPress dashboard.
  2. Click Add New to create a new query.
  3. Set a name for the query (e.g., “Related Products”).
  4. Choose Query Type: Posts Query.
  5. In the Post Query section, go to the General tab and:
    • Select Post Type: Products (since we’re working with WooCommerce products).
  6. Switch to the Tax Query tab:
    • Click on Add New.
    • Select Taxonomy: product_cat (Product Categories).
    • Set Field: Term ID.
    • Set Terms: Current Terms -> Products Categories.
    • Set Compare operation: IN.
  7. Save the query.

Step 3: Add the Query to the Single Product Page

After creating the query, the next step is to display the related products on the single product page using Elementor.

  1. Go to Templates > Theme Builder and edit your Single Product Page template.
  2. Drag and drop the Listing Grid widget (created with JetEngine) onto the page.
  3. In the Query section of the Listing Grid settings:
    • Select Custom Query.
    • Choose the query you created earlier (“Related Products”).
  4. Adjust the layout and styling as needed.
  5. Save and update the template.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can dynamically display related products based on the current product’s category using JetEngine Query Builder. This method ensures that your WooCommerce store provides a seamless shopping experience with relevant product recommendations.

How to Find a Shopify Store URL Without Domain Access

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Introduction
When working on a Shopify store, sometimes clients forget to grant you access to the domain section. Without access, finding the store URL can be tricky. However, there’s an easy way to retrieve it directly from the Shopify admin panel. Follow these steps:

 

Step 1: Log in to the Client’s Store
Access the client’s Shopify admin panel using the provided login credentials.

 

Step 2: Check the URL Structure
Once logged in, navigate to any section within the Shopify admin, such as the theme settings. The URL should look something like this:

https://admin.shopify.com/store/samamatahir/themes

 

Step 3: Extract the Store Name
From the URL, locate the text between /store/ and /themes. In this example:

Store Name: samamatahir

 

Step 4: Construct the Store URL
Now, use the extracted store name to form the Shopify backend login link:

https://samamatahir.myshopify.com/admin

 

Final Step: Use the URL to Access the Store
Enter the generated URL into your browser, and you should be able to access the Shopify admin panel.

 

Conclusion
This method is useful when clients do not provide domain access. By following these steps, you can quickly retrieve the store URL and continue working without delays. Always ensure you have the necessary permissions before making any store changes.

How to Migrate Outlook Emails to Google Workspace Seamlessly

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If you’re currently using Outlook for your business email (e.g., info@samamatahir.com) and want to move to Google Workspace, the process can be tricky. This guide will walk you through the migration process step by step, ensuring a smooth transition.

Step 1: Understand Your Current Setup

  • Your email (info@samamatahir.com) is connected to Outlook.
  • Your hosting server has MX records pointing to Outlook, making it work with Microsoft services.

Now, you want to migrate to Google Workspace.

Step 2: Sign Up for Google Workspace

When you try to sign up info@samamatahir.com on Google Workspace, you may receive an error:

“This domain name is already in use. If you own this domain and would like to use Google Workspace, please follow the steps here.”

To bypass this issue:

  • Sign up with a different username, such as hi@samamatahir.com.
  • Google will provide a TXT record for domain verification.
  • Add this TXT record to your hosting DNS to verify ownership.

Step 3: Update MX Records to Gmail

  • After verifying the domain, update your hosting server with Google’s MX records.
  • Now, your email hi@samamatahir.com will start working with Gmail.

Step 4: Create Your Main Email Account

  • In Google Workspace, create a new user with the original email info@samamatahir.com.
  • Set a password for this account.
  • Since you’ve already updated MX records, your email info@samamatahir.com is now connected to Google Workspace.

Step 5: Migrate Data from Outlook to Gmail

Even though the email is now set up in Google Workspace, it won’t receive emails yet because Outlook’s MX records are still in the DNS. Before removing them, migrate your existing data:

  1. Log in to Google Workspace Admin.
  2. Navigate to Dashboard > Data > Data Import > Data Migration (New).
  3. Select Migrate from Microsoft Exchange.
  4. Choose Office 365 from the dropdown and click Authenticate (a pop-up will appear).
  5. Sign in to your Outlook account to grant permission.
  6. Add users for migration:
  7. Select the data you want to migrate (emails, contacts, calendar, etc.).
  8. Click Start Migration.

Step 6: Resolving Large Data Migration Issues

If your data spans several years (e.g., 10 years of emails), you might encounter this error:

“The source server is temporarily busy. If this continues, try reducing the number of concurrent requests under Migration settings. (11028).”

Understanding the Error: Throttling Policy

Microsoft applies a throttling policy to limit the rate of data transfers to prevent server overload. This can slow down or interrupt large migrations.

How to Increase the Throttling Policy

To resolve the issue, follow these steps:

  1. Open Microsoft Exchange Admin Center.
  2. Log in to your Microsoft Office 365 account.
  3. Locate the green microphone icon (Contact Support) at the bottom right.
  4. Search for EWS and select Increase EWS Throttling Policy.
  5. Run the test.
  6. When prompted, choose 90 days from the dropdown menu.
  7. Run the test again to apply the settings.

If the migration still shows the same error after one hour, wait up to 24 hours for the changes to propagate, then restart the migration.

Step 7: Finalizing the Migration

  • After data migration is complete, remove the old Outlook MX records from your hosting DNS.
  • Your emails will now be fully functional in Google Workspace.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully migrated your Outlook emails to Google Workspace. 🎉

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